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OpenStudy (whynot):

lim n approaches to infinte sinx^n lim n approaches to infinte sinx^n @Mathematics

OpenStudy (whynot):

A friend gave me this question.I am not sure even it is right

OpenStudy (agreene):

\[\lim_{x\rightarrow\infty}\sin(x^n)\] is that the question?

OpenStudy (whynot):

yes

OpenStudy (whynot):

nope sorry.n approaches to infinte

hero (hero):

As n approaches infinity, right?

OpenStudy (whynot):

yes

OpenStudy (agreene):

because x^n can be written as a fractional form for 0<x<1 that will have a limit of 0... I imagine you are going to end up with lim -> 0 for 0<x<1 and lim-> undefined for x>1 because lim x->infty [sin(x)] is undefined...

OpenStudy (agreene):

but I cant seem to remember how to show such things at the moment =/

OpenStudy (whynot):

alright.i kinda get it.thanks :)

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